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3~ <br />any development .standards that pertain to the area and to make <br />recommendations to the Planning Soard and to the Board of Commissioners far <br />revisions to the ordinance and to the standards. The members of this <br />advisory committee would include members of the planning staff, Orange <br />County Kealth Department, the North Carolina Department of Transpor*ation <br />and other agencies. <br />3. Ordinance 6.3.1 single residences per lot - this section of <br />the Ordinance allow only one residence per lot regardless of lot size. The <br />Cheeks Advisory Council recommends this be changed, especially in cases <br />where mobile home users are building permanent residences, so they may live <br />in their mobile home while building a permanent house. <br />Collins noted this would necessitate a change in the Ordnance <br />because the Ordinance does not permit two residences on one lot. The <br />Planning staff has prepared a zoning ordinance amendment for the Planning <br />Board's consideration vrhich mould allow the temporary use of a mobile home <br />until such time a permanent residence is constructed. <br />4. Ordinance 6.16.6 - the present Ordinance allows no sales of <br />goods on premises e.ccept those produced on such premises. The Cheeks <br />To~,mship Advisory would like to change this to permit incidental sales such <br />as those items sold in a beauty shop. <br />Collins indicated that because the Cheeps Advisory Council did <br />not present any recommendations to the Planning Department on September 17, <br />th Planning Board reaffirmed its previoius recommendation on the proposed <br />zoning of CheeY,s Tocanship based on the original plan as presented at the <br />public hearing. <br />Valerie Greenberg noted that the consideration of any report <br />from the Cheeks Advisory Council would be a violation of procedure and <br />requested that it not be considered. Commissioner C~7hitted commented on the <br />four recommendations from the Cheeks Advisory Council. <br />1. prezoning would be contrary to the practices that Orange <br />County has established in adopting the land use plan. <br />2. Agrees that this Development Advisory Committee should be <br />activated. <br />3. Valid, and should be considered by the Planning Board for <br />Public Hearing. <br />4. Valid, and should be considered by the Planning Board for <br />Public Hearing. <br />Commissioner t•7alker expressed the importance of prezoning and <br />voiced approval of zoning Cheeks as the land use plan indicates. <br />Chair tti'illhoit favors same prezoning in areas where it is <br />_. clearly an appropriate use and could be used as an incentive for economic <br />development but in order to protect the residences zoning must be done on <br />----- individual parcels. The ordinance provides a procedure for rezoning land to <br />industrial if certain conditions are met. <br />Comrlissianer Lloyd ouestioned 11.6 of the Ordinance erhich <br />states that a noncomforming commercial or industrial structure destroyed 60~ <br />ar more may only be reconstructed in accordance with the regulation of the <br />district in erhich it is located is similar to that contained in the Minimum <br />Housing Code and would recommend that this be changed to permit rebuilcing <br />under the same criteria. He also questioned 11.5 about the cessation of <br />use of a structure. Section 11.9 indicates that if a nonconforming use <br />ceases for more than I80 days in a two year perzod subser,•uent use shall <br />